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Ft ..„:, p"MBER 501,0.3. • EIGHTH.TI - ME v , • ; • • With for the second tiincianentire new Tiiit4-4a. FRE ROYAL', ' 01 :t/RY-L'ANE. H PRESENT E V ENIN 9 , .Dec.. fa ; THIS be performed: - ' 3: •-•- 'EN(INt. ; r* -;:, Or, THE NOVI CE IST-2 'MARK'S. • . With new Scenery, Music )t Irpsii4s-, and Decorations. the Overture and Music, incidental to tii; Piece, compoied ').• """ Count Benvolio (Viceroy of Sicily), Mr.-.• D DON S Marquis,Caorara, Mr PON ELL • • • C celestino(P:ior at St. Nl. , rk';), Nrc .IvßautirrolliT Venoni, Mr. E LEES - PON ; 140 1/ • Lodovico,. Mr. ' ;; 7 - jeronymo, Mr. HOE LAN.I. - 4 t ; Michael, Mr DE CAMP . - Benedetto' Mr PHIA - 8 4 4 1 1 • Hortensia; Mrs. PO WEII.L Veronica, Mrs.. MU 0 I E ; Josepha, Mrs. H. SI DDONS ; , • Teresa, Mrs SPARKS - d. Sister Ursula, Miss LACiwl • 'THE DEVI'', TO - 13AY Sir lohi Loverule, Mr, pI,GN lobson. M . tiet 3'l I. 1< Lady 'Loverule, Mrs. HARLOWEI Nell, Mrs. ItiRDA . N.-* 2 ' l " BoxeS6S. Second Price 34 . 4 d.. SeCond '? rice Gallery as. Second ,Price la.—upper Gall9ry is. Sec i iiO4‘ Price 6d.—No Money to be set : timed. I laces, foutliellmtes to be takoithf Mr. Spring, at the .13ck 71 Office,- Russell -street. 1.1 -T ile,Doors to b e opened at Half past Five, and begin, ail , 11 ' Past Six. • IL ,' Ire neiv • Dra ma o f • V enon i ; or, .The Novice of St. ark'S, wlll be!repeated every Evening till farther notice. T o=iriorrow, The Prize Zilic D ance of Love in a-ruh: or, 5, 3, S with the new Co. go Thursd4Y (aoth nixie), Blue Beard ; or, Female - flumew Comedy - is in rehearsal, and will be speedily pro - • ~ ~,,... .. • .'i ,~r , •-• TTHEATRE ROYALi RA.Y.,MARKET. •O'MaRROW EVENING, Dec. 14, 1808, will be. pertCrinel TIC 41ANT OF THE WORLD. • Sir Pertiriax Macsycopilant, Mr. - COOK - • * • 'EtertOn, • M ,K MBLE ; • Mel vilie,,Air.• NI UK RA Y ;' • ~, Sidney, Mr. BRUN TON - - - acly.ROclolplia Lumbereourt, Mrs. 11. I ' OHNBTO/4; 'Coristantia, Miss NORTON. 4° Which Wilibeiatled . (ninth time), a new Farce, in Three • Acts, called •• !•. A SCHOOL FOR AUTHORS. .. r. Th Chataders tiy mrnvouti, - Mr e . BRUN" . coN, Mr. FARLEY, DA.Nr NJ PO Mr. JONES, Mr. H.O LLAN 1), • : -MisstN.ORTON, and Mrs. GIBBS: c.aites 6s. • Second'Priee 35. Pit 3s. 64. Second Pric'e 2S. • , allery 2S. Second: Price is.--Upper Gallery is. Places for .the,Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ‘ 46 •••e, in the ilay-market. Nike• be Opened at'llall past Five, and begin at The new twee, called A School • for Authors, continuing to be receive() throt ..,ttcout .with univesll3oProbation and ap pialise, will be rep,iteo to every ...vein irther notice • 4 Those Ladies and -Cm ;ointn who ilaVt• not yet been able. to procure Places for the tr. w Nlelo- Dm of raatic (!pera be Tr:e Exile, are rt•sicti.ii} informed * that that Piece will jsenpeatedon - Thursnay .and S.iturday next. • Town and Country., .• - • li or 'e day Public are respecttiiii) ink:n-I=d, that Mademoiselle tne 9pera-i louse, and the infant Prodigy, trom fileatre ~ ak e - are engaged at This Theatre, and will t hen - first appearance in a new Haller, composed by d it • oss' (late all to the Operaajouse), on Fri t'ilcxt, with neW Uresses, Scenery, Sec. , `‘' le. " (l . l )' King Riatard the'Thircly N I% VOCAL . CoNtEkir,IB,9. - IVI ES S,R;S: HAR4ISON BARTLEMA.N; and Nut respectful) .tcq 'aint the No -40,4); paiticutatly• Su . scribers of List: Sea.- .17th o r a l ! LONCE,44,I'S will contilieur.con Friday-, tHc ""Nti nh - .. e . ndtt erY.. Vie Ro?rns . in 1-6,lo%er . ..square Concerts, 'rerift; as last .-.cason. N lrno re k • oncerts, fed, "ulcriptions b;l!.rsucti tWal tne Room can per ,wi 0Y accotinnodate. A110•:r cogaged for the Wilt l nier of the Concerts. Lea .er the Band (which Papas heretetore, be • numerous aria ebiriplete in every de nelith IVeiehselt •• 3 tons urther articulars be 4.1 : w1 ' S bscrip- awl bare y threcMeL'ved. at Birchaiti', No. Nev Bonc, : sma, agers. ... Till 3 Day was published, - Ogee 64: - in boards, .. cmhel hilted with a- Frontispiece, ..t•he Third Edirioh . of . •ii• ATE ,W 'CHARACTERS ; ':or, ..Skptches irom •• . ... lI . Y tjis la . te.,r. Life, .. • .. • •. p• PA LLETT:ilias ZACHARY GOOSE- With some Onii?2nT l a ". n . d der :ll B .n ed y: ' Additions, . amongst 'Which are the Cotheil • ) the Wjll of P. Y. Pal: t: ; a new 'l'retace ; a Potical liivaCation to'ilie ^ two - Masters-tit the 'l % e t r i: l ? ° :._ lll ._ es at 13 ',tth ; iniriterous Notes;4Aneectotes, and 11- 14, - .di - mis ; • and a Poetical Address, or rather Dressing, to-rcribed to the Rev A n N.---7-, and .his Coad d lu- , . th:',„the Reviewers nf the British Critic. Edited by 'limo. ' ki(,iosequil, Nephew to the deceased Author - - • Stat Norninus:Umbra, I.ik "vise, Price ss. in boards, 4to. Joao Lines and Notes; Ike') e . Canto the Fig's; of .ilion in Bath ; 'er,.the Bttle•er the Upper Rooms,An' th er ° l 9-Odico-'fragico-Coinic u Poem, in two Cantos, by t o " 41 ci Zachary Cooesquill; alias , t 3, I'. Pallett, de:eased; l ut ' i hicli is subjoined, a Vindication of the Glorious Rev°. r 1.6 iS, troni Aspersions easter: it in aSernion preach la h ., efore the University of Oxford, by the Rev. Henry b„ I , l Pott, icar of K ihnorsdon, in the County of Somerset; uni Type. I.,!_rinted tor Wilkie and Robinson, 57, Paternoster-row, • MRS., VINCENT'S GOWLAND's LOTION. A Letter frcim a Lady in York Street, St. James's Square,-to Mrs. Vincent. - • - . M ADAM, London,_ Nov. 30., 1805. ROME short time since I enged a Young .Wo •-i man in my service, and observe g she always appeared facture ine (when taking directions for• the day) in -gloves, I e,:quired the rrason ; she told me she had a complaint of ilcurvy and eruption*in her hands andinins, with which she been afflicted upwards of four years. :ndeed, on inspec 11°n. her hands aiml arms exhibited i;very- unpleasant specla !.' • I sent for one Be ot,ul oti, wh Ivtted a compleat, an Q d, uart 1 may ottl say, a yO wonde L rful onCure. ich et: In justice to your Lotion, and liar the benefit of the affiid. in'Eruptive Cases, 1 send you the above, and am ready (.) bear testimony to the truth of it to any inquirer, and aw, Madam, 'Your obedient Servant, • • VLIZABETII !ONES. l io; 1 . 1 is truly Genuine Gowland's Loaion, for the Cure of delis !'rot in the Face and Skin, and improving the. most Frio""kte C omplexion, is Sold by. Mrs. Vincent, the Sole treat ei Dr. jowland's iginal Recipe, at No. 6, au," , Ki Grosvenor. square Baeon' s, to, Oxford -4,4 b 411 gge, 65, ; 'Putt, Royal E xc h ange ; .tiie respectable Venders of Gen uine M ed i c i nes i n ; Quarts, 6d.—Pints, 55. 6d.—Half Pints,' ti 4 T o , c • , • ce‘. _ prev,„ll.. out..eritits, please to ask for Airs. V in "` 1 / 4 . o Lotion, and see her Ilalne signed upon t he "Li Un till% bottle that 14' genuine. ~to 4 a ; I :Pt 4 a ”36 .91011.1 t tj - ;?i4Mlft6b • i - ‘,":1 ~ - ! ~ i'' ~ Me!". ..sear TUESDAY, -I)ECEMIihit ,14.1;: 1808. -?!)".; CITY blr LONDO'N TAVERN, R ' ---- • . • • . '- •'- . ; - DEcsidiiiit: ij, ..igo3. - . d MEETING Of theIVIERCHANTVBA&• ^)4: RS fRAL)..ERS, and. I.NHA.I3I,TkNTS of LON , D 0 N,converted by:tile Ri;lif. Itoli. the LO kl.) -- M A YOR, by Public Actvertiseerient to conli4er. of a, SU,I3,S.CRLP. TI ON for Cloghing, and other Necmsaries,. in ;oil of the brave SPti 'AS I - FlAA'llkit.ir.q...sforti straggling ~ in The Fiea to tle4:atklt.lwir gountry from a foreign„and cruel Invasion ; - "rhe'Right H'o'n. the 1,(3111.4 WAY tiß!'in'tne•thair: A, Lettei..frßm.tit? Right ) Hon., the Chapcellor or the Ex chequer was read; and on tile" Motion of Sir ROBERT Wittig. A Mtrit; wis-Allsol s ve4, l . 7 , . fliat a Subscription be - now opened fo'r the purpose de. sired; .I..+ t; L. 1....: ( .. ~.. 't • • : fiat atcotprnittee, he appointed to attend to fhe applica tion. in the ; no t expeditibuiiiiid efficaelous manner, of the Sutp.s...subscrib;.d ; . . ...;......,,.... • Tliar . rive of thiS CoriiiWatee may ac - 1 as - a . uorum : : • ! That an Account o.f i tWipiktictioil of the-Allonoes spbscrib i. 'd, avl of the dlspatcii annd - destination of the Assistances rotidek , slaali be quadepittsliki .s ) . ..:,.., . "! ; 11054,0110 w big Gent len,loh, 041;e rii,rod 9 .i tp,e,Fommittee: t Tne Right lion. the Lord J. 'lnglis .'' ' • .. klavor . ' . - s - N 7 J. jitolitsonr.f 5q.... 1 ii i . ) l'..tie r r a s t oX .- " ... '—'- .' • 6 . ll' : l aritt:tuti' '‘- i I. Anderson .ALderman. 1 P. K..z.qslue;tua - .J.f . „A ii t .'er:lChi .• .., • ' 8.. f.,ong.- .-''- ' '' ' i'.' (,4 t k ills , 4141,0rn4-„:,,,... Sit.) .. W., Lubboclc t . Bart. J . Bainbridge - - ' M.' P. ' A. _Bating, 144. p; :,,,,-,,,, , -, W.-Mellish,, Esq. M.P. , Blackburn, M. P, I. Marryatt, Esq. M. P. Iti B arc hs- ' • ;., . ~,; p. ,-... I - Maitland ; Esq. M.P. W. lionhaun, M. P... M. .M‘ Don n ell „ . fc'Bosanquet '''-',;. -..:--'Mirtidell . ' C. Buller . ~ ~ • ' R.. FL. Alartin , C. Bosanquet , A Idertii,iii iN e w imam E. Bolden.) •-'ti= . i .E"..Prt , 'Y ..,L , .., - • • . 1 , b. Baxley • • .j. I' ieice Sir.W.CurtiS, Bart.:lV:P. . • :Sir C. Price, B e rt. M. P. 11. Comoc. Lsq. M, P. i ~• ::tad Alderman - Alderman ' Sir J. i',l:fling;.Bart. T. Loners • 1 .,•. ~ ~. „ .4. peun),,.., A. .Chattield . T. :+ - - i T. Rmirdrott ' •. ' I. Demison , ~", .t.,•. 7?; .. 1.• A'4 Rates '..; E. Forster J. Russell P. free :.. ...''-.‘;'..;,... . .C. Scott.. A. ( ~A dstill.d . - ~ 5 1 . . Shaw, Alderman, M. P`. (. Gareiat - ' ' . ' "'R. S4ade• • W. Gordon, ALT,. , ' . Lie. Scott ,• . I. GoldSmid, - .- -• A bleY lik iban C'.` Smith • .11. GQICt;III.Id ' E. shaw: ; • R. Hankey 1. Tunno J. Hardman Sir R. tv igram, Bart. I. Harrington G. Ward ---- Harrison • • I. wii.:lot, jun. Q. Harris .. . E. Waters, , C. Millbury . . • R. Tbumfon. inumin of.Subscrintions before aaveitised . . £56.605 5 9 5. Additional Suascriptions: I • I 1 Wm. Loyd I,rj. Moses Brant 2 2 DeVistne, Smith, and • • Visine - • L 52 ro T. Thomson, T.Bonar, and Co. o Hugh Rainsden - ro o Goslings and Sharpe ros o w. Graham a d Son 25 0 H. Mack.. urcio ro ro R. Mackmorcio - 5 5 Ttrrner, Whiteside and. Rotwts, , Curtjs,&Co.ics o John Clements • 2t o 191111 Ric:aunt Ripley 2.1 0 1: A. Wiss - 21 o Harris and uustance 21 o Palmer, Wilson,&Co. I°s o T: Preston r • 52 o Miss Preston - • 5 5 Willis, W nod, Percival, and Co. - aoi o r :Inez E xshaw - .21 o rom a Lady (per T. Coats and Co. 30D Beilatny,'Son, & Kew :a o Beazley,Neuv,Bellainy 21 o Richard Ray - to to k-lenry i)owell tog o wanty, Ilynon & Co. 2r 0 .Sir Rich. Carr, G lynn lo 3; o Smith, Nl l Ccorge, and Watson = 21 o le received at Lloyd's Coffee ise at the , City of London rs of Londcni and Westinins- Turner - . too o Elizabeth Arnold o ao Three journeymen Taylors - . 015 John Brown - o 5 Samuel Morris o Chairhum 0 2 Barclay, Perkins&CO. toy o lAA I ohnsaone, T. R. D, 5 5 R. Ward 0 511 Simon Fraser and Co. los 'o Subscriptions continue to bl house ; at • the Mansion-hou Tavern ; and .lay all, the Banker ter. .• .BAtE: OF . *ESTATE, T scC. FREEHOLD ESTATE, IN DFNBIGHSHIRE, • TO BE •SOLD OR.EXCHANGED. NY Gentleman, possessing a FREEHOLD or .X.J.EASIHOLD ESTATE in a Midland County, to whom a FREEHOLD ESTATE, in 13ENlilt;118 LIRE, of upwards of 2 A. a year, is att objed, may be accumrao. dated With an im me di ate Exchange of Properties upon fair and littera! Terms . . . • N .13. I f a l'urchase should he preferred to an Exchange, no objettion - would be madestria Sale of she Denbighshire Estate: - For further particulars apply to Mr. Chinn . , prodor, in Litchfield -. • • Litchfield Close, Dec. 7, 1808.. COLLECTION OF - , PICTURES,- RARE MINIA TURES, 'LIBRARY OF BOOKS, CURIOUS CA 13LN k. - ,I!S, 'PLATE, CARRIAGE, - &c.- RUSSELL SQUARE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • - By Mr. WHITE, • By' °tiler of the Exec u t ors , on the Premises, - i about the mid dle of lanuarynext, MITE elegant LEASEHOLb HOUSE , No, 51, :%outh side of Russell S q u are; l ate the property and residence,iof Sir George Pounceforte Bart. cleceased ; also the modern Furniture ; colleetion - of ' Pidiires, rate 141inia tures, 3 lrup4esand figures, fine old Cabinets and Porcelaine, fashionable Plate, Watches and Jewels, Wardrobe of Linen, Wines, Carriage, &c.,and the select and valuable, Library of 2.00 Vatn ueS; all Which will be m oree - fully described' lit ftt- Aure , adverrisetnents. • ... Due notice of the days 'of viewing 'and sale; and publica tion of the Cidalogues, will be given by- Mr.. White, Storey's • Gate, Great George Street, Westminster. . MISS .OWENSON'S NEW NOVEL. • Sorneytune,this Month wall he published, in 4 vols. Tzmo. ID A o']? T ENS - 1/V ° A N l.3y 11 , ° l r iss attrE NSO N. " Nul doutc qu'on ne f s:gleyat, aux . pl ... ufgranqts choses si P ym on ayoit aour pour preeopte t ii, et que la main de beaute jet to dan . s nbtre aloe 'les snienees de I'eiprit et tie is vertu."---4 - I.r.cv-aTios. • • . - • r.., • Printed for Longman,, Hur tt Rees, and .Orme - . ter-row. Lately published, • liy T: CADE LL, 'aimi W. DAVIE.S, Strand, • ADVICE to MOTHERS, oil the Subje& of their own Health, and means', or ~,1 , 1 1, t 0 t he i eatth, Strength, and Beauty of their OfF.pring. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, Fellow of tile Royal College or .• Author of " Domestic Medicine." In One Volume 0 zt.ivo, price hoards. "This good' aet,se and benevo. lence Author strenttuus4 oi.Lintains the propriety- of a careful attention the dittates - ot. nature 9 in the various tircumtitan ces of mothers and c hild ren , an d he couttnds against ttriAe i‘ijuriods, thought too common prejudices, :which !Aill exist • in, the management of children, and the subjeel of temi,:c health. We (hall give, a general view of the I)jaii 9,f, this work, which - we may w: h ,atetv reeorn. mend to the careful perusal of all judicious parents." Monthly Rev..ew, for Sept. 1804. ilburgh, and Lately published, By T. CAIAL.I. and W. pAvi ES, Strand, A-POPULAR ESSAY .on the DISORDER 'familiarly termed, a COLD in which the means of obyiating . the various Causes Are :e- motet) , to contribute to the prothidion of tins Cony, •, or ,which...more immediately excite it, .togerner wit , e most eitedual Method of removing it when present, 'atil ex plainedin d' manner familiarto every capacity ; and to iA W ien is added, a Colledion of approved. 'Receipts and tions on the most popular RemedieS , ; principally designed for theflSe of Families, and composed with a view of ten dering more extensively known tue of the • Disorder, which, to the 1 n'nabitiints:of .the variable climate of Great Britain, too often p,.oves the bifie of health and comfort, and thereby diminishing its.trequen4, and prevent.. ing its pernicious, &eds.' • E. 1.. %ki HITE, surgeon, &c. Neatly Pilutedin One Volume, price ss. in boards. t, This Day was, publiShed, In Two Volumes, tent° pr:ce. los. bd. boards, Ik4EMOMS of an AMERICAN LADY, with Sketellesvf Manners and .Scenery, in America, as ody existed pr:!vi,.tis to the Revolution. by the AU THO lt , of " Lettetstrorn the!Mottntains," 4/c.- Prit:ted. for Loligman Jiurst, Itecs, and Drine„ Pater. nester-rciW';' ardMts. H. Cook, , lerrnyti;street. Pf,whom may he hadcby the same Author, z. Liters. froth the Alotintants;' beink' the real Corms.. pondence oe - 3, .Lady,• bet viree#'oc!. Years 1773 and 1893 In three vols. limo. the Third Edition. Price . 13s. Od. in boards: 2. Tile.ll - liy,lilkinclers, and other Poems. In one vol. forth.. 'cap Bv6.llic'econd edit% price 7s.in extra hoards. " 'To THOMAS- TA V-I.ole, ee , q No. 9, New bridge-Street,. London. a a you, li ele d t that with e t v h e e r L s u i du._ e l n h e it . rea ; which, Peden its obstinately resisti ng every course of Honoured Sir, Edi n b t i re h , M arc h t o h • a i v n e f h o e r e m n BEG year leave e Medicine prestribed by the most eminent of the Faculty here, and undergqing several severe coueses of salivation, - and twice discharged from the Hospital, 'with little-relief.- . ;would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. .In the spring of last year my diserder had got, to such a head, as 'nearly. to put a Perid(l to my existence--I had large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke, out in a frightful manner; my right was elite& fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last'seeen - Years ; my left had• also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such exerutiat. ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de. pnve me of rest ; in this lamentable state, 1 was recom. mended by Mr. J. , Thompson, (who recefted 'so peat a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to Clv •on tin , 26th of May ; in the course of a-fortnight, I began to receive benefit—in' little more than a month, the ulcers on my heed and arms were Soundly healed—soon atter, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, however, consinerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by theßles. sing of Gi)d, and a little longer perseverance in yOUt inva. luable Medicine, subsided ; tire nodes disperainA, the skin regaining its natural. hue, and the nodUrnal pains gradually going oil. I thus became, by your liberal • advice and Me dicine, pertedly free from all former -eothrilaints— have recovered my former spirits and -strength, and am be. come joliy and fat, in .which state who many months to the astonishment o f all who knew m.' lam at a loss in what terms to expresS my'gratitile, but 'beg for the good of. other suliering mortals, to make—this "my case as public as possible, as I shall on every.occasion ; in so doing, you will greatly chlige, Sir, y o ur grate f u l , obedient, very humble servant, A g Y. - b 2 ti R.K 'Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. . Witnesses to t 'et., above Cure : TnompsoN, No. S• ,'Nevn Poultry Market; an d o tit., • N Tose, Old A.ssenibly-Cost, lidinhtiro; • Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, • THOMAS T...v Loit,yernber of the Royal college of sue. ;;eons, at his House, No. 9, New 'Alike- treet, • London where, after a constant resulence• of more than- thirty.: b ix years, in a •practice particularly direetzei to tne ,cure cf Venereal Complaints and th ose ineidental to the Paris of Generation, with that invlilahhi - 'seeeeey which men of his profession should' alWleseobserve in 'such cases, he natters himself, the advice and, assistance he . gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an adv4ntagesel dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, . for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. to 3, Ox. old-street ; Mr. llisborough's, No.k 7, Fish- street - h i lt ;" Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-Tow, Little Tower hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac donald, Glasgow ; Mr. bUll, Dame-Street, Dublin; and by one persen in every considera'de town in , :real prinnu .ind Ireland, in-boxes (dozily as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons or eith:r sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great britain is seaie.l up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Coninii,sionei. : :5 printed, at the Stanip Olfice—" T. Taytos, No. 9, e.ee Bridge-street,"-to imitate which is Felony, 41 othe,s ate Countsrfrits. This "liiy sus puulished, price zs. sew d, A DISSERTATION on METRICAL PAUSES, and the'due Construction and proper Manner of Read ing Latin Heroic Verse. `Tv 'JAMES PICKBOURN, Author of the Lbssertation,on the English Verb. " We have no doubt that Mr. P. has investigated more profoundly atut accurAtely than any Grammarian of ►nodern . t;mes, the disposition, diversities, and effeas of tik Caesura - in . Hex'ameter Verse. To those Clasdcal Scho4us who arc _sensible.of .the import.:nce of prosolial accurac.•, as all bit the superficial must be, we recoolmend this Pamphlet, as highly deserving of attention. "._Eclectic, f une, 18 8. Printed for Longinan,. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater. noster-row:' LONDON CHARACTERS, INTENDED AS A COM. PANION TO THE BATH CHARATERS. In a few Days will be published, In two neat Volumes, wi t h Pl a tes • LONDON CHARACTERS, or Fashions and Customs of the Eighteenth Century, embellished with Plates. Printed for B. Crosby, and Co. 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